Sentence examples for Such assorted from inspiring English sources
In general, however, unless so subdivided, epigraphy encompasses inscriptions at large, be they on primary writing surfaces or on such assorted objects as vases, potsherds, gems, seals, stamps, weights, rings, lamps, and mirrors.
Even a brief glance through the accounts of most top Premier League clubs reveals the sheer number of such assorted sponsors, as well as the huge sums they contribute.
Clarence Barron's heirs — including such assorted Bancroft cousins as the Coxes, the Hills and the Goths, scattered in a diaspora from New England to California — were ultimately no match for a brash Australian press lord who encouraged the almost 60,000 employees of his global News Corporation to think of themselves as pirates.
It is the array of non-tenure-track jobs that carry such assorted titles as staff scientist, research associate, lecturer, and research assistant professor.
In terms of money, Lamb has a point: Brown seems just as keen as Blair on schmoozing billionaires, although Brown is more keen than Blair to also have a few Labour people such as assorted Kinnocks and Benns.
Watch out for bumpy roads, such as assorted sections of Route 66 and Pearblossom Highway (In California).
In addition to the hotel's signature cobalt goblets ($15 each), Ritz-Carlton sells such items as assorted bedding ($260 for a queen Frette flat sheet).
In particular, the 20 pages devoted to the Macfarlanes' back story, describing how such an ill-assorted couple came to Bombay, sets a standard of sympathy and insight which Kunzru is hard put to sustain.
Students design a car out of a piece of lasagna and assorted pasta such as ziti, manicotti and jumbo shells.
When two or more genes are borne on the same chromosome, these genes may not be assorted independently; such genes are said to be linked.
First, I want to put any number of assorted "ists" — such as relativists, deconstructionists, destructivists, post-modernists, the more maudlin kind of pacifists, and feminists firmly in their place.
